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Jerry Toups Jr.
Feb 5, 20215 min read
Be the Goodness
January 18, 2021 After getting home today I was able to do three video lessons, then the weather was good enough, so I went out to do a...
Jessica Reed
Jan 22, 20213 min read
How to Engage in an Effective Co-Teaching Situation
Collaboration can happen in the classroom. Imagine this: You are a special education teacher and you have to work with a teacher, who...
Erin Kiger
Jan 11, 20215 min read
The Balance Focus in EDU
This school year has been filled with a record number of changes and inconsistencies across the board, not to mention political and...
Carly Spina
Jan 6, 20215 min read
The Importance of Our Language Choices
The way we talk to students matters. The way we talk about students also matters. If there was a fly on the wall of your classroom walls...
Pamela Hall
Dec 29, 20204 min read
Here Comes 2021: 6 Things Every Educator Should Be Preparing For Now
By Pamela Hall Super Glue is one of my superpowers. I fix everything with Super Glue. (Well, almost everything.) When my boys were...
Samantha Fecich
Dec 23, 20204 min read
I wish I learned this when I was an education major…
Hey friends, when I was an education major (back in the early 2000s) I learned so much about what it meant to be a teacher. I learned...
Rebecca Gibboney
Dec 12, 20204 min read
Absolutely Nothing, I mean - Everything to Do with Education
Rebecca Gibboney, Author of The Tiebreaker The other day I had one of those moments. Those moments where you just want to crawl in a hole...
Kristen Koppers
Dec 5, 20203 min read
One Nation Divided?
With the discussions and conspiracy theories about the recent election, being an educator is harder than ever. As an educator, I need to...
Nicole Biscotti
Nov 30, 20204 min read
My Other Son is a Marine: Confessions of an ADHD Mama
My first son was pretty close to being the most compliant child ever. When he went to school he completed his homework and always had...
Dr. Jacie Maslyk
Nov 17, 20205 min read
Green and Growing: How to Flourish During Challenging Times
By Dr. Jacie Maslyk In a recent conversation with an aspiring school leader, she asked me a question that made me truly pause and...
Andrew Marotta
Nov 5, 20203 min read
Not Every Nail Needs a Hammer
By Andrew Marotta A few weeks ago, I had my first experience of taking up old wooden boards on the deck of our house and replacing them...
Pamela Hall
Oct 29, 20205 min read
Three Ways to Smash Inequity
By Pamela Hall Awakening events, like George Floyd’s immoral death on May 25, 2020, gut-punched the world and aroused thinking, talking,...
Barbara Bray
Oct 19, 20205 min read
Empathy for YOU in Uncertain Times
We are living in an uncertain world especially now during this pandemic. Just living during this crisis impacts how we handle what we do...
Rick Jetter
Oct 12, 20202 min read
The Art of Professional Shortcuts
By Dr. Rick Jetter It took me years to remember and use “Ctrl C” and “Ctrl V” on my computer keyboard for copying and pasting stuff into...
Kristen Koppers
Sep 14, 20205 min read
Differentiate ‘How” You Teach -- Not What
by Kristen Koppers, NBCT On a recent vacation with my family to the mountains of Tennessee, we traveled along a winding road. At one...
EduMatch Publishing
Sep 10, 20206 min read
Our Students’ Linguistic Identities
By Carly Spina Do you know about the linguistic assets and skills your students and families possess? While we spend a lot of time during...
EduMatch Publishing
Aug 13, 20202 min read
PIVOT! PIVOT! PIVOT!
Rebecca Gibboney, author of The Tiebreaker I know many educators who choose a word to focus on throughout the school year. Breathe....
EduMatch Publishing
Aug 5, 20207 min read
Picking the Edcorp Style that’s Right for You
by Chris Aviles Awesome! You’ve decided to incorporate entrepreneurship into your classroom. But what style of education corporation...
EduMatch Publishing
Jul 20, 20203 min read
Why Do We Play?
By BreAnn Fennell Play is not a break from learning. We can learn through play, and when you look at nature you can see that many animals...
EduMatch Publishing
Jul 14, 20207 min read
Do 1, Watch/Listen 2, Read/Explore 3: A Protocol For Individual Anti-Racism Work
by Nicol R. Howard, PhD - University of Redlands and Betina Hsieh, PhD - University of LaVerne Senseless acts of violence and racism...
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